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The underlying principle of the law in Deuteronomy is
Love
What kind of bridge does Deuteronomy form between the Pentateuch and the historical books?
Literary
In Deuteronomy the list of witnesses for the covenant is found in chapter….
31
Suzerainty treaties were most commonly initiated by
Hittites
In which section of the suzerainty treaty would this be most likely to be found: “You shall remain loyal to me, the Hittite king”?
Stipulation
How many parts are there to a suzerainty treaty?
six
After writing the law, Moses instructed the Israelites to read it in public every…
Seven years
Deuteronomic theology is often called the doctrine of…
Retribution
Where did Moses instruct the Israelites to have a covenant revewal ceremony?
Shechem, in the promised land.
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The Decalogue is known as the
Ten Commandments
Moses’ expression of monothesim in Deuteronomy 6:4, “The Lord our God, the Lord is one.” is known as the…
Shema
How many days should the journey from Mount Sinai to Kadesh-barnea have taken?
Eleven
How many parts does the chiastic pattern of Deuteronomy have?
Three
How many long speches of Moses are recorded in Deuteronomy?
Three
Moses was not allowed to lead the Israelites into the promised land because he…
Acted in humanly anger at Meribah.
Which country is NOT in the land of ancient Mesopotamia?
Saudi Arabia
Who invented writing?
Sumerians
Who ruled Egypt in 1700- 1540 B.C.?
Hyksos, they invaded and took control of Egypt.
At what place did God establish a covenant with Abraham?
Canaan
Who were the “Sea Peoples” who settled on the wouthwest coastal plain of Syria–Palestine?
Philistines
Which prophet led Israel in the transition from Judges to Kings?
Samuel
Which king of the north combined Mosaiac Yahwism with Canaanite Baalism?
Omri
Who conquered the capital of northern Israel
Assyria
Who urged Israel to submit to Babylon?
Jeremiah
What is the meaning of the Greek word teuchos?
Scroll
What is the Jewish designation for the first five books of the Old Testament?
Torah
What is the most appropriate descriptive “subtitle” for the Book of Genesis?
Beginnings
Which man and his family is the focus of Genesis 12-50.
Abraham
When focusing on God’s power, the New Testament equivalent of the exodus would be…(symbol)
The Cross
In the Old Testament a binding relationship is called a
Covenant
Which book details the elaborate preparations for leaving Mount Sinai?
Numbers
What is the primary emphasis on human beings in the Pentateuch?
Human kind is fallen
In which century of Moses’ authorship of the Pentateuch seriously attacked?
Nineteenth
The word “salvation” most clearly describes which book?
Exodus
The word “renewal” most clearly describes
Deuteronomy
The word “holiness” most clearly describes which book?
Leviticus
The primary theme of the Pentateuch is the story of God’s…
People
Cosmogony is the study of
How the world was made
The closest parallel to ancient Hebrew concepts is found in the literature of (place)
Mesopotamia
The theme of Genesis 3-11 is the
Moral Failure of humankind
A stepped tower of three to seven stages is called a
Ziggurat
The flood appears in which portion of Genesis?
6:1-8:22
The Fall appears in which portion of Genesis?
3:1-24
The Tower of Babel appears in which portion of Genesis?
11:1-9
The patriarchal narrative begins in Genesis
12
What is the meaning of the patriarchs for our faith today?
They are ancestors of our faith
What gives historical perspective in Genesis 12-50.
Cultural parallels
The account of the destruction of Sodom is found in Genesis…
19:1-38
Abram’s name was changed to Abraham in Genesis
17
The two things most important to ancient people were land and
Descendants
Where did Abram’s family originate?
Ur
To demonstrate his promise to Abram, God took Abram outside and told him to count
The stars
Who was NOT a wife of Jacob?
Sarah
God changed Jacob’s name to
Israel
Which covenant formalized the relationship of God with Israel?
Mosaic Covenant
Which covenant made the relationship between God and the royal dynasty of Israel?
Davidic Covenant
Which covenant established a theological framework for redemptive relationships?
Abrahamic Covenant
Exodus can best be characterized as a description of
Rescue and Relationship
Which incident marks the point at which Moses’ will collide with God’s? (incounter God for the first time?)
The burning bush
What demonstrated that Yahweh controlled the cosmic order?
the plagues
What type of law applies covenant law to situations of life?
Casuistic Law
What is emphasized throughout all forty chapters of Exodus?
God’s presence
While the crosee is central in the New Testament, the Old testament has as the central event the
Exodus
Obeying God’s law is a
Response to salvation
The central emphasis in Leviticus is on
How to worship God
Which ancient Near Eastern group burned sacrifices by fire?
Israelites
From whom were the Levites NOT descended?
Judah
Who was cited as having an “inholy fire”?
Nadab
What is the focus of Leviticus 11-16?
Clean and Unclean
When the worshiper placed his hand on the head of the sacrifice animal, he
Identified the animal as his substitute
How did Christ’s death as an atonement for sin differ from Old Testament atonement?
It was meant for the world
Which New Testament book emphasizes the importance of Leviticus for Christian today?
Hebrews
What type of arrangement does the Book of Numbers have?
Geographical
Some scholars believe that the term “thousands” in Numbers refers to
All of the above
What was an indication of God’s leadership throughout the journey of the Israelites (Numbers 9)?
Cloud over the Tabernacle
Who interceded for the Israelites when God appeared at the Tabernacle?
Moses
What was the result of Moses’ sin at Kadesh?
He was NOT permitted to enter Canaan
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